Parker G1PE25 High Flow Bag Filter 25 Micron Size 1

Product Description

The PARKER G1PE25 is a Size 1 high-flow bag filter rated at 25 microns, designed for liquid filtration in industrial and commercial process systems. Constructed from polyester, the filter measures 7 inches in diameter and 16.5 inches in length, fitting standard Size 1 high-flow filter housings. It handles maximum working temperatures up to 275 degrees F, making it suitable for hot process fluids and demanding filtration loops. Licensed plumbers, mechanical contractors, and industrial maintenance technicians typically install this filter as part of a multi-bag or single-bag filtration system to protect downstream equipment from particulate contamination.

The G1PE25 is used in residential, commercial, and light industrial filtration applications where flow rates exceed the capacity of standard bag filters. Typical installations include process water systems, cooling loops, chemical feed lines, and industrial liquid handling equipment. The high-flow bag design reduces the number of housings required compared to standard-flow configurations, lowering system footprint and maintenance frequency. No specific compatible models were provided in the product data; refer to the housing manufacturer's sizing guide to confirm fit.

Key Features

• 25 micron absolute filtration rating captures fine particulate from process fluids
• High-flow bag design supports elevated flow rates in a compact Size 1 envelope
• Polyester construction provides broad chemical compatibility and temperature resistance up to 275 degrees F
• 7 inch diameter and 16.5 inch length conform to standard Size 1 high-flow housing dimensions
• Single-piece bag construction simplifies changeout during scheduled maintenance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for Size 1 high-flow bag filter housings in industrial and commercial liquid filtration systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanical technician or licensed plumber. Shut off and depressurize the filtration system, then relieve any residual pressure at the housing before removing the filter bag. Use appropriate PPE when handling filters that have been exposed to chemical or high-temperature process fluids. Verify the housing O-ring seal is intact and properly seated before returning the system to service.